Georgia Lewis writes about experiences similar to remarks made by presenter Lisa Snowdon, who said she can experience intense mood shifts after a few drinks, describing the feeling as becoming “the devil.” Across the coverage, Lewis portrays a pattern in which alcohol triggers unpredictable behavior and “Jekyll-and-Hyde” moments, leading her to feel out of control and, at times, worry about how it affects her relationship. She also says she was surprised her husband forgave her.
The articles focus on personal testimony rather than confirmed medical findings or specific studies. Lewis presents her account as an explanation for how menopause-related changes may interact with alcohol in ways that heighten emotional responses. She also outlines that she took steps to stop or manage the episodes, implying that behavior changes and coping strategies can reduce the likelihood of recurrence.
Overall, the sources agree that both women describe alcohol affecting their moods and behavior during menopause, and that Lewis emphasizes learning to manage these episodes.
